In today's paper

[Blackwater]

An AP article saying they've found an inner, perhaps original chamber where Jesus's body was laid after the crucifixion. Thought some might be interested here, and post it here so the nay sayers might not discover it and cast their usual aspersions on the matter. FWIW, here's one article on it:

http://phys.org/news/2016-10-experts-uncover-hidden-layers-jesus.html

They've pretty well proven that the Shroud of Turin is very possibly legitimately the burial cloth of Jesus. Now this. Signs and wonders seem to be increasing. FWIW.

[Tenbender]

The tomb or the shroud doesn't interest me much. My interest is in Jesus. If making proof by finding the tomb means something to some so be it. I already have my proof.

[Boaz]

That's interesting Blackwater ! Thanks .

[dtknowles]

Another article from the same site.

http://phys.org/news/2008-01-experts-jesus-tomb.html#nRlv

[Blackwater]

The division of opinion about it is the reason I used the word "some." Nobody living was there and can testify to its authenticity, but the amazing thing seems to be that the old stories seem to be proven out more often than not. But non-believers will always find reasons to doubt, or they'll create them themselves. I can't attest to its authenticity, but "best evidence" indicates it's the likely spot of Jesus's burial. I trust ancient stories, passed down through the generations than all the theories the naysayers can come up with. But that's me. YMMV.

[Pine Baron]

Thank you BW. An interesting development, however I'm with Tenbender. I have my own personal proof, and my faith doesn't depend on man's "evidence". Go in peace.

[fast ronnie]

Another article from the same site.

http://phys.org/news/2008-01-experts-jesus-tomb.html#nRlv

There seems to be as much truth coming from this source as comes from a certain white house located in the eastern part of our nation.

[Blackwater]

I think we all here have our own proofs long prior to today, or this revelation or whatever. But it's very nice to get some confirmation, at least potentially, for what we believe. No faith is free from needing supports now and then. That's the "human" part of it. Also thought it might make an impression on some of the agnostics and "partial believers" who read here occasionally. As I've said many times before, you just never know who'll be affected or how, by revelations like this, and any other type. All any of us can do is cast our bread upon the waters, and see if anything comes of it.